Black Bishop - eBird
A large bishop in which breeding males are scarlet and black, and females and non-breeding males are brown and streaky. There is geographic variation in the amount of red on the back of males, although the rump is always black. Found in lush grassland, cultivated areas, and …
Black-winged Bishop - eBird
Males’ wings are glossy black and unusually broad, conspicuous in flight. Females and non-breeding males are brown and streaky. Found in many open habitats, including woodland, cultivation, moist grassland, marshes, and forest clearings.
Northern Red Bishop - eBird
A very small gregarious species of open habitats including agricultural areas and the edges of marshes; often found in flocks of tens to hundreds. Note the black face and crown, brown wings, and long reddish orange uppertail coverts (concealing black tail) of breeding male.
Southern Red Bishop - eBird
Identification. A small, dumpy sparrow-like weaver. The breeding male is a mix of velvety vermilion and black; the narrow black forecrown is diagnostic. The female and non-breeding male are nondescript, with a short tail and strong buff eyebrow, and are …
Zanzibar Red Bishop - eBird
Explore Zanzibar Red Bishop. Exotic species. Breeding males are spectacular birds with completely black underparts and mostly orange-red upperparts. Females and non-breeding males are brown and streaky. Breeds in moist areas including marshes, flooded grassland, and cultivated areas.
Yellow-crowned Bishop - eBird
Breeding males are yellow apart from black throats, cheeks, belly, and wings. The female and nonbreeding male are similar; streaky and sparrowlike with a white eyebrow and throat. Found in wet areas with tall grass. Native to sub-Saharan Africa, …
Fire-fronted Bishop - eBird
Explore Fire-fronted Bishop. Exotic species. Naturalized. Provisional. Breeding males are beautiful and unmistakable, with black-and-yellow plumage and a distinctive red forehead patch. Females and non-breeding males are brown and streaky. Found in …
Ngorongoro Conservation Area--Lodoare Gate, 01, TZ - eBird
Black Bishop. Count # 4. 2 Aug 2023. Yashendu Joshi. species 113. Grosbeak Weaver. Count # 1. 2 Aug 2023. Yashendu Joshi. species 114. Mountain Wagtail. Count # 4. 2 Aug 2023. Yashendu Joshi. species 115. Silvery-cheeked Hornbill. Count # 2. 31 Jul 2023. Horacio Matarasso / Buenos Días Birding. species 116. Rüppell's Robin-Chat. Count # 1.
eBird Checklist - 16 Jul 2024 - Masindi - Hoima Road, Bujenje UG ...
Jul 16, 2024 · Black Bishop. Number observed: 1. Media. Black-and-white Mannikin. Number observed: 3. Breeding & Behavior Code: NB Nest Building (Confirmed) Media. Red-cheeked Cordonbleu. Number observed: 1. Yellow-fronted Canary. Number observed: 1. Exotic species. Exotic species flags differentiate locally introduced species from native species.
Benshangul-Gumaz, Ethiopia - eBird
Provisional: Either: 1) member of exotic population that is breeding in the wild, self-propagating, and has persisted for multiple years, but not yet Naturalized; 2) rarity of uncertain provenance, with natural vagrancy or captive provenance both considered plausible.When applicable, eBird generally defers to bird records committees for records formally considered to be of "uncertain …